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A simple plaque stands silent witness at Ralph Foy Park. It whispers a story of transformation. Ralph Foy Park wasn’t always called that. It started life as Northwest Park, officially dedicated on December 29, 1972. The park’s current name honors Ralph Foy. He dedicated 42 years of his life to the city, with 17 of those years as the Public Service Department General Manager. His legacy is woven into the fabric of this green space. Imagine Mayor Kramer gliding across the freshly-opened hockey rink at Ralph Foy Park in 1997. This dedication ceremony marked a new chapter in the park’s history. But even before the hockey rink, before the official dedication, the seeds of this park were sown. As early as 1952, discussions began about transforming the city-owned land at Hollywood Way and Victory Blvd into a park. Funds from a bond sale finally made this dream a reality. Today, Ralph Foy Park encompasses 9.9 acres. It offers walking trails, playgrounds, a baseball court, and ample parking. It’s a haven for walkers, runners, and anyone seeking a moment of tranquility amidst the urban bustle. It’s a testament to the vision and dedication of individuals like Ralph Foy. Their commitment to public service shaped not just a park, but a community’s story.

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